Moving Forward:
- Connecticut: Bill favorably reported out of committee with recommendation that it “ought to pass”
- Minnesota: Committee hearing on bill scheduled for April 20
- Tennessee: Bill recommended for passage by Tax Subcommittee of Ways & Means, but Tennessee Department of Revenue has indicated that it does not believe mere affiliate relationship would be adequate for nexus
- California: Last action (re-referral to Committee on Appropriations) was April 28, 2010
- Illinois: Last action (referral) was March 19, 2010
Dead (it appears) for 2010:
- Iowa: General Assembly adjourned without acting on the bill
- Maryland: General Assembly adjourned without the bill getting out of committee
- Mississippi: Bill died in committee
- New Mexico: Bill tabled
- Vermont: Ways and Means Committee voted not to include affiliate nexus measure in tax legislation
- Virginia: Affiliate nexus legislation tabled in committee
Governor Quinn of Illinois has signed HB3659. HB3659 will require out-of-state retailers with Illinois affiliates who refer at least $10,000 in sales from Illinois purchasers to collect and remit sales tax. The tax collection and remittance requirements will go into effect on July 1, 2011.
ReplyDeleteThanks - you can read one of several of our posts about the Illinois bill here.
ReplyDeleteThere will also be another post on the topic later today.